<p>Ms Nagle, a lactation consultant and blogger, shared the selfie on her <a href="https://www.facebook.com/themilkmeg/photos/a.410050605715463.107635.409295012457689/965743576812827/?type=3&amp;theater" target="_blank">Facebook</a> page on Monday and has received hundreds of comments, most of which are encouraging.</p>

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<p>My gorgeous little nephew! While my sister was at work today I tried to give him a bottle of her expressed milk a few times (which he wouldn&#39;t take). I could see he was tired so I popped him on the boob and voila, he was asleep in minutes.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Nagle is a&nbsp;mum-of-three&nbsp;and she is still breastfeeding her youngest son, who is four years old, once a day.</p>

<p>She responded to&nbsp;questions on her post stating that she had asked her sister&rsquo;s permission before feeding her nephew. &quot;Of course I asked her&quot;, she said.</p>

<p><span style="line-height: 20.8px;">Her post has since received hundreds of comments.</span></p>

<p><span style="line-height: 20.8px;">Crystal Taylor said she would do anything necessary to take care of her twin sister&rsquo;s children: </span></p>

<p><span style="line-height: 20.8px;"><em>&ldquo;</em></span><span style="line-height: 20.8px;"><em>I&rsquo;ve nursed my niece and my twin has nursed my son. If it&rsquo;s anything like me and my sister it&rsquo;s been discussed before that we will do what&rsquo;s necessary to take care of the littles.&rdquo;</em></span></p>

<p>Courtney Chameleon commented:</p>

<p>&quot;<em>My sister gave birth to my beautiful nephew nearly 4 years ago now! She was exhausted in hospital and he wasn&#39;t quite latching, and she actually asked me &quot;PLEASE! JUST FEED HIM!!!&quot;. I felt so honoured to give him his first decent feed as a freshy and to help my poor sister get some much needed rest! Will never forget it! Bonding through boob juice!&quot;</em></p>

<p>Jamie Sue Faris has fed a child that she is not related to:</p>

<p><em>&quot;My bestie and I have nursed each others littles. It&#39;s a special bond and has come in handy when I was in labor and when she was having latch issues but couldn&#39;t explain the issue&quot;</em></p>

<p>Vanessa Stasinowsky&nbsp;agreed:</p>

<p><em>&quot;</em><em>This happened with my niece when I babysat her. She was beside herself; nothing would calm her. I rang my SIL who suggested I feed her. Happy and relaxed in seconds!&quot;</em></p>

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<p>Nicole Elizabeth Hughes-Miller declared&nbsp;&ldquo;I&#39;ve nursed 4 of my sister&#39;s kids (we were pregnant at the same time 3 times, twins for her the last time). Milk&#39;s milk! They don&#39;t care...why should we?</p>
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